Here in the southeast we have three Mimids of three distinct groups all present more or less throughout the year. The Northern Mockingbird is...
Though we obviously recognize that extreme weather causes death and destruction to humans we shouldn’t overlook the damage that it can do to wildlife...
The New York Times has an article about how Snowy Owls can serve as both harbingers of and ambassadors about climate change. Such a...
My colleague leavesnbloom over at the Nature Blog Network posted a really useful and cogent look at Copyright and Plagiarism. I learned quite a...
Joining this story a post late? Click here to read part 1. After our slow start to the day we were amazed when, while...
What a weekend. My daughter’s birthday week (yes, we celebrate full weeks and more in my household) began with a bang and a rainbow...
I usually spot Ruddy Turnstones in winter, hunkered down on windswept jetties being blasted by salt spray in the company of Purple Sandpipers. Either...
If you’re a British birder, or a birder looking in to British birding, you could be forgiven sometimes for feeling it bears all the...
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